Live bar October 27, former Juve and Roma legend bognek believe that penalty decisions in the Juve vs Inter match are not necessary.
In an interview with Italy's TMW radio station, Ponec said that since the referee did not treat the incident as a penalty, there was no reason for VAR to intervene and award a penalty, which he considered an unnecessary use of VAR technology and believed that such an application would only cause more controversy.
Bonek: "Poland was one of the first countries to introduce VAR, when we and Italy were the first to apply it. It changed the controversy and now it's more about the technical issues. In the international vs Juve match, the referee was just a few meters away and he saw all the dynamics and said to keep playing. No one protested in the end, but they still took a penalty, and VAR created the most technical controversy, it slightly raised the level of play, but there was always controversy in football. ”
"We can also do another thing, we are thinking and analyzing, you can make a beautiful statement on Monday about what happened over the weekend. People want to know the specifics and I think people want the team to win and they don't care why. Inzaghi was sent off and yesterday's referee may have been in a poor position, but do you know how many awards the referee missed? This is a dangerous idea. The referee said 'keep playing, then the game goes on'. ”
On the Serie A title race, Bonek: "Napoli and Milan are both favourites in terms of goals and stability. But I wouldn't underestimate Inter, especially Juventus, who are behind in the table, but it's a 10km race and we're close behind. ”
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